Kathy Lawrence
4 Home Safety Tips Every Senior Needs to Know
Collaborative Post When it comes to our aging loved ones, needless to say, there are a lot of things that used to be normal that then become stress-inducing. Are they going to be safe driving alone? Are they okay to cook? Are they taking the right dosage? Are they safe to bathe? How safe is […]
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Four factors that contribute to a contented life
Collaborative Post Everyone is an individual, but when you zoom out a little, you see that we’re more similar than we are different. The vast majority of people want to simply be happy and content — and once you achieve it, life becomes pretty straightforward. Of course, “achieving it” is often easier said than done. […]
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Preparing for the Different Stages of Dementia
Collaborative Post Dementia is unfortunately a deteriorative disease. There are ways to slow down its progress, but there is no way yet to freeze it in tracks. Many people don’t want to accept this, but it can be important to prepare for the different stages so that they are not as difficult. This post delves […]
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Choosing broadband for older people
With getting online becoming increasingly vital to everyday life, knowing that your older relative or friends are getting a good deal from their broadband is important for peace of mind, as well as the bank balance. Utility company Uswitch carried out a survey of the over 55s, and found that actually many users aren’t switching […]
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Embracing Local Traditions: Exploring New Holiday Customs as an Expat
Collaborative Post There are many brilliant things about living abroad as an expat, but one of the most exciting things about moving to a new country is the chance to discover and embrace new holiday traditions. Immersing yourself in a whole new set of customs is an incredible experience, helping you connect with your new […]
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What Legal Compensation Can Be Expected in Medical Negligence Cases in the UK?
Collaborative Post Medical negligence, also known as clinical negligence, occurs when a healthcare professional provides substandard care that harms a patient. Understanding the potential legal compensation is crucial if you or a loved one has suffered due to medical negligence in the UK. Consulting a medical negligence solicitor can improve your chances of receiving fair […]
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How to Get Living Benefits from Your Life Insurance in Ireland
Collaborative Post Life insurance is traditionally seen as a financial safety net for loved ones after the policyholder’s death. However, many people are unaware that certain life insurance policies offer “living benefits”, which can be accessed while the policyholder is still alive. In Ireland, understanding how to leverage these living benefits can provide significant financial […]
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How Do Irish Pensions Differ from UK Pensions?
Collaborative Post Understanding pension systems is crucial for planning your financial future, especially if you’re considering moving between Ireland and the UK. Both countries offer pension schemes designed to provide financial security in retirement, but there are notable differences in how these systems operate. In this blog, we’ll explore the key distinctions between Irish pensions […]
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The Role of Trust and Honesty in Building Healthy Relationships
Collaborative Post A satisfying life is built on good social relationships. However, what exactly contributes to the strength and longevity of a relationship? Trust and honesty form the basis of all reliable relationships, be it a lover’s affair, brotherhood, or friendship. These two primary factors gain added importance today due to the fact that we […]
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Rural community wheelchair-accessible vehicles tackling loneliness
A UK charity has employed an adapted Wheelchair-Accessible Electric Vehicle to help tackle social isolation in rural communities. Lutterworth Community Transport, a service of Lutterworth Volunteer Centre, provides a volunteer-driven social car and community minibus scheme for people who are vulnerable, disabled, elderly or rurally isolated in the Lutterworth and Broughton Astley districts in Leicestershire. […]
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